XPB Images Alexander Rossi received the praise of Manor Marussia's team bosses last weekend in Singapore following his F1 debut, and now heads to Suzuka for another round of his Grand Prix training. The young American, who was brought in on short notice to race with the British squad, endured a complicated baptism of fire when he hit the barriers in free practice. But he then acquitted himself well in the 61 lap race, beating home team mate Will Stevens in spite of a crucial radio communication failure, a clear impairment given the complexities of today's F1 machinery and the constant changes which are ordered by engineers throughout a race. “My F1 racing debut in Singapore...
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